... Messieurs the princes were forced to cut and run. Of course, there is end to political speculation about how the Whigs op, np, up, aud how the Whigs go down, down, down. Disraeli’s dream of the Foreign-office vice the warm seat of Russell is an end, and Pa ...

... it costs too much to buy A seat for fatuous Finsbury. Perhaps there isn't any cry To suit the fiats of Finsbury. No wicked Whig, no Tory high, Will stand for noisy Finsbury. Even Campbell Sleigh is fighting shy Of insalubrious Finsbury. Radical swells—we ...

... put an end to this weary strife, he will be a public benefactor. The thing is more likely to be done by the Tories than the Whigs; but it can be done by neither without a compromise. To demand unconditional abolition is preposterous, and to expect it while ...

... ties e•w- Jidate, was return d by a majority of upwards el3OO ; lb. numbers for him bring 1,661, while the numbers for his Whig toi.pOrlinl, Mr. Uressey,juir., were 1,333. This is the second of the f ur new seats that bete now been seined to lb* Coneercrtitre ...

... Seville, and Malaita, in the gallica of Costa, are convict. of the reign of Queen Isabella, whose only crime consists in re Whig the Bible without notes, or in professing some shah% difference of Ipinion from the dorms of the established Church. The bravest ...